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70-Year-Old Massachusetts Man Charged with Attempted Murder After Trying to Drown Disabled Young Man

06.06.26 | Eddie Molina Editorial

A 70-year-old Massachusetts man with no prior criminal record has been charged with attempted murder after allegedly assaulting and trying to drown a handicapped 21-year-old at a community lake.
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Georgia: Armed Suspect Killed After Crashing SUV and Shooting at Police

06.06.26 | Jenna Curren News

Cobb County police fatally shot a 43-year-old man after he crashed his SUV during a traffic stop and opened fire on officers.
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Testosterone Therapy Steadies Reactions, Sharpens Clarity, and Enhances Performance for Officers

06.06.26 | LET Guest Advertorial

In partnership with Vita Bella, Law Enforcement Today explores how clinically supervised testosterone replacement therapy (TRT) can help officers combat the effects of chronic stress, shift work, and trauma while improving job performance.
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Faith Codes in the Military Just Got a Major Overhaul

06.05.26 | Eddie Molina Editorial

A major policy shift is reshaping how service members’ religious beliefs are recorded and supported inside the U.S. military.
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Trump Just Made It Easier Than Ever to Hunt on Federal Lands

06.05.26 | LET Guest Editorial

Hunters and anglers are gaining access to vast new stretches of federal land under a major new policy shift.
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Arkansas Sheriff Candidate’s Murder Case Falls Apart in Courtroom Twist

06.05.26 | Greg Hoyt News

A missing piece of evidence has upended a high-profile murder case involving a veteran running for sheriff.
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This Cartel’s Massive Tunnel Was Stuffed With Millions in Cocaine, Feds Say

06.05.26 | Jenna Curren News

A seemingly ordinary San Diego-area shop allegedly concealed a sophisticated tunnel system stuffed with over a ton of cocaine, according to federal authorities.
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How Michigan Cops Left Almost Half A Million Bucks on the Table

06.05.26 | Jenna Curren News

Nearly half a million dollars earmarked for police training vanished after 'someone dropped the ball'.
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ICE Captures Attempted Murder Convict Who Evaded Deportation

06.05.26 | Greg Hoyt News

An illegal alien convicted of attempted murder and ordered removed from the United States nearly two decades ago was recently tracked down by ICE officers in Nashville.
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Illinois State Police and DOT Unveil Plans for Advanced Roadside Safety Training Facility

06.04.26 | Greg Hoyt News

Illinois State Police and the Department of Transportation broke ground on a new $14 million Traffic Incident Management training facility designed to better prepare first responders and highway workers for dangerous roadside situations.
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Feds Launch Investigation into Atlanta's MARTA Rail System After Back-to-Back Stabbings

06.04.26 | Jenna Curren News

Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy has directed the Federal Transit Administration to investigate MARTA’s security practices and passenger safety following two violent stabbings in the span of one week.
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Atlantic City Community Steps Up to Support Cop Shot While Serving a Search Warrant

06.04.26 | Eddie Molina News

The Atlantic City community has rallied around wounded Sgt. Christian Ivanov and his young family, raising nearly $200,000 in just 48 hours after he was critically injured in the line of duty.
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Minnesota: Police Find Missing Teen in Cardboard Box During Search of Couple's Home

06.04.26 | Jenna Curren News

A Minnesota couple is facing serious sexual misconduct charges after police found a missing 14-year-old girl hidden alive inside a cardboard box in their Oakdale home.
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Vermont: Bodycam Footage Exonerates Burlington Police Department in Anti-ICE Riot Response

06.04.26 | Pat Droney Editorial

A probe into the actions of the Burlington Police Department during the March 11 anti-ICE riot found that officers acted appropriately in light of the circumstances and did not violate use of force rules.
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Southern Poverty Law Center Indicted for Manufacturing Hate Groups to Scam Donors

06.04.26 | Pat Droney Editorial

DOJ prosecutors say the SPLC defrauded investors and used shell companies to pay activist groups to manufacture the very hate groups the organization claims to oppose.
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